AG Care Boost Apple Cider Vinegar Conditioner with Mango Seed Butter - Clarifying Conditioner Deep Moisturizing for High Shine and Healthy Hair, 12 Fl Oz Bottle

I adore this conditioner. It’s the perfect consistency to condition, moisturize, and detangle hair. But it is not heavy, not greasy. It has enough slip to detangle my crazy curls. I like to section my hair and apply this, adding more water to work it in. I let it soak in for a few minutes then detangle with my denman brush. It’s like a dream and rinses nicely and leaves hair feeling soft. It also has a nice light scent. So don’t worry about smelling like ACV! It doesn’t smell like that!For reference, I have long curly hair, 3b/3c multiracial curls. I prefer to use water based, silicone free, conditioners. I found out about this from my deva cut hairstylist. And I’ll be the first to tell you this beats One Condition any day!

I have been following natural hair stylists Black Girl Curls on Instagram, and their paid content as well, which is why I bought this AG Boost conditioner and the matching shampoo. I have what people that follow hair typing consider 4c hair, but now that I’m more well versed, I focus more on hair density, water quality, surface texture and curl diameter, amongst other things.I’ve had natural hair since the late 90s. Until last year when I started following those ladies, I always thought my hair was extra dry and I used mostly products containing butters and oils in their top 5 ingredients. I was always buying new hair stuff because the stuff I’d just bought wasn’t “working”. The purchase of this shampoo and conditioner helped change my life and hair game. After a year of following them, doing 1 hour wash and go’s weekly, clarifying with the proper shampoos when my hair needs it, using botanical gels, etc., my natural hair is in the best shape it’s been in in.... ever.Yeah this conditioner is expensive. However, when you buy quality products like this, you use a lot less of them because they’re concentrated. Emulsifying them in your hands with water makes them go a long, looong way. I purchase the smaller size of this condish about every 4-5 months, and think I am still using the Balance shampoo bottle I purchased in early 2020. So spending on this item every few months or spending $100 a month on cheaper hair stuff that doesn’t work that ends up sitting around unused? You know which one makes more sense.

I have been using for few years now. It helps with any build up on my hair and leaves it soft and shiny and no it does not have a vinegar smell.

This shampoo has definitly helped with my hair, but it does strip a little bit, so becareful when using this product try to not wash daily if you can, but in general it does great job, it lathers great and it always last me a long time, quality product, I wish it was a bit cheaper

The Boost conditioner feels so good and smell goods on my hair.

I love this product smells great and love the quality. But the pump doesn't work or maybe their is a trick to it. Because I can get it to move. I like the old bottle better seams like you got more but I understand the reason they changed.

I've been using the AG brand for years! It's worth the money for sure because it lasts forever - I really only have to purchase once or twice per year. I love how the Balance and Boost products have the apple cider vinegar to really clean and makes my hair feel so soft. I also love that they are supporters of the One Girl Can foundation as well.

For $35, I expect a pump that works. I tried contacting customer service about it, but they said I had to package it up and return it and take it to a Kohl's return center (which is far from me) in order to avoid a return fee. The conditioner itself is fine, but leaves my hair a bit greasy.